しんじょう
I was curious about this brand because I saw some pretty good comments about it on Sakewa (;-).
I found it at Yamamoto Sake Shop in Kuise, Amagasaki City.
I was looking for Daikoku Masamune, but it turned out to be this one!
I went there by bicycle without a basket, so the small bottle was a big help!
The taste is surprisingly mellow and has a firm, clean sweetness!
This is definitely great!
I'm a warming drinker, but I think I'd rather drink this hiya.
I am very gutless and was too intimidated by the new koro to straddle the prefecture!
I finally decided to do it in Hyogo after getting used to the fact that both ends of the bridge were in Osaka and only the middle was in Hyogo.
I went along the Inagawa River to the Yayoi period ruins of Tanoh across from the Sonoda Racecourse, and I was embarrassed to see elementary school girls studying and taking notes with such enthusiasm!
Well, I forgot all that when I drank sake, and my stupidity accelerated.
This sake is so easy to drink that it's a problem!
It is the lightest of the bunch, but has a really strong presence on the palate, so you will soon be drinking more and more of it and continuing to destroy brain cells!
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bouken
Good evening, Shinjo-san.
Welcome to Amagasaki😁You were at the Yamamoto Sake Shop! Thank you for visiting us at the remote Tanoh site 😭I've had traditional sake before and it's so delicious you wouldn't believe it's regular sake!
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しんじょう
Good evening, Mr. bouken (◍´◡`◍)!
I used to go to the hot springs in Amagasaki before the new colo
I really missed it for a long time!
I just saw Mr. bouken's past post.
I was a bit shocked too!
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遥瑛チチ
Shinjou, every time❗️
Reviews are human, so you don't have to worry about them❓
You've been outdone by an enthusiastic young lady 😄
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しんじょう
Every time! Mr. Haruei Chichi
Sometimes I secretly think that I'm not like you at all!
I just think it depends on each person.
I was a little surprised to see a pit dwelling for a child.
I got interested in ancient times when I became an old man...
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bouken
Well, the Tanoh ruins are a regular spot for nuns' field trips and social visits. I went there myself when I was in elementary school🏛.
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しんじょう
Well, a pit dwelling is quite valuable, and I think I'll go there.
I was in an area with many train stations, so all I remember is Nara and Kyoto.
Amagasaki is quite different even though it is a neighboring city.
Osaka City is boring because it doesn't have its own color.
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